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Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

We try to make the store
like home to you. The
waiting and retiring rooms
are a great convenience par
ticularly to such OF you as
come from a distance. We
also check your parcels and
wraps and care for them
free. 1t is a good place to
wai', as well as to look
around and buy.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and Cjty-hsu square.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08
THE WANAMAKER SALE.
Its we'll kuoa do the work two dollars instea
of
things have doubled
When has this extent been the case befor
READ CAREFULLY
80 ard t5 Trousers down 10 "a.
e3 10 Trousers q own to So 30.
ron BOYS.

50 ard t5 Trousers down 10 "a.
o 10 Trousers Gown to % 30.
ron BOYS.
Eoefers or Coastips Jackets.
Down from Is 90 TO $500
Down from o. aud - 10 IS 90.
Down from go 90 TO "a 30.
DOWN from ei2 90 TO $40 90.
Ls,se ard SINAI. Boys enits and
OvorcoAts are Included Ia this sale.
Come and ace what We offer.
GIRLS ENTERTAINMENTS.
To- ~ will tell In our stocks OF cheap
overgarm snts for children. Looh csrc-
fully about, Here are four OF twenty
10 6 Of these very cheap goods:
Gray MiIed Cheviot.
Oas loi; sIz>e4 9 and 8.
Were 81 90, 81 rs and 81 80.
Down TO 7U,, $50. and e'.lb.
Brown Beaver, Astrskan Trimming.
OLe lot; sizes. 8 4 O =, 10 and IL
Were 81 10 IS 90. g rs. ~ 80.
t375 % %
Dosn To 81 10, g.. 10. 81 50, 81 80,
81 rs. s. so.
Check Hsvelocks. Trimmed with As
trskan.
One 10 sizes, 3, 4 g, 8. 10 and ~
Were e. co $225, 81 90, % rs,
So 90
Down 10 81 IS 81 80. 81. 80, 81 10,
81 85
Brown ana Blue Beaver, Pain Colors,
Ap.rakan Trtm ming.
One lot; siz.s. 3. 4 O. 3, 10 aud IL
We're SAYS s. IS, $t75, IS %,
$575, Sj25
Down 70 ~ so. 81 80. s3 80, g 20,
"a 10, - 30.
Oid Goats male oil Fine Foreign and
Domestic WOolens. Tap,o arc sample
prices OF ab Mt 30.
From SIC 80 down 10 IS 90.
Ffom ST. 90 dows 10 81 90.
From $i2 90 down "a 81 90.
~ Plush Coals s!z 2, 3 and 4, male
too late for tbi, stasou: viii hrii Tor cost
OF Manufacture.
WcrIb s., 8 IS and 80 so.
VIII sen for % 30 each.
90 Satin Mtrveilleuy Dfes.s reduced
irJm so 90 TO IS 90 Why? Come and
see; you won't be able 10 guess thtn.
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members
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ktree Of the
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MISSION MILLS.

G8I7s reduced from 80 90 TO - 90.
1880 reduced fIcm sll 30 to $40 IS
1850 reduced from si2 30 TO tii %.
73xs0, red uced from SIS 90 to Sl2 90.
7ixs0, red uced from $l3 50 10 el2 %
75,Si red ced from Ga &C TO ti2 60.
S2x8s reduce from $i4 90 to ti2 60.
80xS6, reduced from l7.00to Sib GO.
1890, RED ucsd ON t2i 90 TO SIS 80
84l9i, red uoed from S24 80 o S22 90.
A,9i, reduced from $50 OO 10 xI7 90.
So % reduced from 1856 90 u tjl 90
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were SIS; now $50.
One Lot Real Seal Cloth Wraps,
were SIS; now $50.
Game, Beaver-trimmed,
were $40; now t35.
Same, Beaver trimmed,
were t45; now $40.
Same, Beaver. trimmed,
were $2S; now S25.
Same, Beaver trimmed,
were t35; now $25
LADIES' ULSTERS.
Beautiful Piaids, some with capes,
Down from $40 to $40.
Figured Drabs, with fur trimmings,
Were &65; now go,
Black and Brown Astrakans,
Down from $50 to $i5.
Dark Green Cheyiots,
Were $50; ,ow $40.
Brown aud Black etockinettes,
Were tl4; now $40.
Brown, Green. Blue aud Black Diago
nall,
Down from SIS TO S.
Down from 81 TO IS.
Down from 20 TO IS.
Black Diagonals. Nutna Trimmings
Were SIS; now $40.
Dark Brown Cleviot with Velvet Trim
mings,
Down from $50 10 $50
Black Astrakans, BLK Sleeves and
Facings,
We're $50; now Sl4.
Special consideration shorld he giver
our Black Dagonals with Fur Cape and
Cuffs.
Down from IS to 81
Brown and Is ack Diagonals, Astrakar
Collar aud Cuffs,
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Capital Prize, 81

7,lTs Prisee, anount:og %. II
Application for ra,es 70 ID
made only 70 the o,nos VI ID
New Orleans.
For further infor-nhIonra
ing fuil sddrees. pOsrAll
pross Money Orders, OF N.slx
In ordinary letter. Ugfrsr
tat our expeuse) address.
NAN
had
OF n. 4. DAUPHIs.
v assa1
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n sATIoH Al
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kersoy ei,e
4 tns stoogh'
LAT the bans
y day Of jar
Il andt D U
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RiDS year.
no. u. An
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08
BLANKETS AND QUILTS

There is really no good reason for q
reduction In blanke; rrices. We have
only a few. hut We IL ust let things 80
for want OF room.
FINE CALIFORNIA BLANK RTH
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EVE. RYP0

Every person Il
clothing store is -lS'
influenced BY The
features Of the sane
person entering %
lishment is al once
at the great cisplay1
While our prices
climax as the rnostS
low ever met VI
corners are thus Cd
with the fact that
got the most conf
desira BILE stock, I
rices are the ! ,o71
|Ptnnock & 4
s Il. Cor. Fifth sui "
| Wilming .or, Y
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

az.
/. 9Th street,
|4i5 Frankiir
]. or, X,
600. No 90
| bath. Slbt q
ls AND bath
4 ICONS and
PM be sold o
2 ~ Marse'
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u HIKE
AMY At
uro Of tho
II n my ht
jBf NJ. Hin
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GOLDEN GATH.

GOLDLN GATE.
49, Alaska, down from Si4 90 tol
Sl2 90.
IL IcslAnder, down fsom Sl5.C0 10
Si3 90
1874 Icelander. down from Si7 80 to
$3.50
IA GreeniauGet, down from $3.50 TO
Si575
IL Greenlander down from $40 90 to
SIS 90
1874 Gtesnlauder. down from $22 20 10
$50 %
lii GteenlandU, Gown irsm $3.50
to $22 80
1874 Russian, down from $500 10
ST. 30.
1874 Russian. down from s2s 90 to
SIS 90
l44 Russian. down from $50 90 10
S27 %.
Fine White Blankets, striped In blue
Down from $l5 to 50.
FANCY Colored German Blankets.
6)xS), down from 81 to %
80s90, down from $40 90 to $3.50.
DOWN QUILTS, SILK AND SATIN
COVERS.
Down from 500 so tn $40
Down fro IN s2s 10 s25.
Down from $50 10 s27
Down from 8 5 10 $3l
Down from S37 to S33
Fine Mitcttllne SLresGs. IN Bronze,
Blue, 4 d ard Buff.
Down from s. 20 e. 25
Embroidered Silk Down Pillows,
Were $40 nos %.
Velvet ard Silk Pillows,
Were $40; Dow S.
Velvet and Silk Pillows,
Were s.; now IS 80.
CHINA.
Gold Band China Dinner Plates RS
duced from 81 90 a d, y ~ to 81 90.
Gold Band China Break fast Plates,
reduced from 81 Is q dozen to 81 rs
Gold Band Uhina Tea Plates, reduced
from 81 10 dozsn 10 t125
White China Dinner Plates, down
from 81 25 q dozen 10 81 40
| White China Breakfast Plates, do IN
from 81 10 a dc zen to 81. %.
| White China Tea Plates, down from
$l.25 dozen to 81 90
Decorated Fruit Plates, down from
% co dezsn to $3.50.
Decorated French China Tea Sets. 81
pieces, Down from 6l2 so set To S8 90
Fancy Decorated Cups and Sauccrs
Down from 81 90 to 600.
Fancy Decorated Oups and Saucers
Down from Tee each TO 500.
Hanging Vsses. richly decorated
range Of old price from 81 90 10 $40. 0,
each;
| Now third off.
Decorated China Vases, 80 pairs, for
merry sold at fIom $500 10 $40 co pc
pair;
Now half price.
TABLE CUTLERY.
Walrus Carveis. down from 800 t
, SL75
Walius Carving Sets, down iron
$40 90 to s. 90.
sta9handled Carvers, down from So 6
to 81 90
Dinre- Knives. Cellulold Handle,
were u 30; N. W $500.
+. Desaert kntves, Celluloid Hand lie,
were "a 90; no " 81 rs
Bread Knives. Celluloid Handler
were 81 90; nov 5oc.
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WAN

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b. NJ got ora
good re fer
pet.
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ID A 90
10. u ye'is oil
sLati us T.
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Itam.. .,s
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,urcs or any,
mi written
Ierpar,m cot. T. q
| fron ss. mua's1
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LMt DrDh
|of IJifee (
Mend OF II
Ne on dem
IJtJfiN a
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fiJ-A 20,
p no fsOscta
aud honest
D. 6G7 East .
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MEMS AND BOYS CLOTH
ING.

Mems Ulsters, made from Genuine
En2lis 6netlsnd,
Down from 1856 90 to S25 90
Black and Brown Melton (plain
colorsl Over coats, with welt seams and
raw ges (stylisn).
Own from so and SIS to SIS
Sl6 so and $l6 y gercoats down to $12.
$40 and SIS Suits down to $i2
Sl5 and $13 90 Salts down 70 $40.
$50 Trousers down to IS.
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Down from $50 TO So.
ladies JACKETS.

l. n III IL AZ IL u ~
Black Diagonals,
were tl5, now 6
Scotch Towels,
were t20, now IS
Black Boucles, !
were sG, now e. |
Striped Boucles, Silk-lined,
were SO, now IS.
Astrakans,
were to75, now e 80
Fancy bOucles, Satin Facings,
wercSll, now u.
Brown Astrakans,
DoTn to IS, were a.
Down to *, were $40.
Down 10 81, were *.
Down 10 q, were e..
Black Astrakans,
Now 81: were 81.
Now "a; were s..
No. 40, were $40.
Now 81; were t6
Careful attention is asked for our
ockinettes-Iirown, Black and Dark
Blue.
Down to b. %.
Black Diagonals,
Down TO 81.
A few odd garments from slup.
AkT EMBROIDERY.
FINISHED GOODS
Porterc in Sateen and Plush band,
heavily embroidered with climbing
vines and design,
Down from t65 to 1876
square Table Cover in felt, heavily
embroidered all around with edgings,
54XJ4 inches,
Down from S25 to S15
/ Square Table Cover, 39x39 inches,
in Satin and T. ush, heavily embroid
cred in centre; fine ball fringe all
around,
Down from sos TO S18
Lap Robe, embroidered all over,
Down from $50 to $35
Lap Robe, smaller size, embroidered
all over, heavy fringe all around,
Down from $25 to SIS.
CoHMEaCsD GOODS.
With each article material to finish;
| lesson included.
II Fire Screens, in Plush, Satin and
! Sateen.
WereSlJ, Sl2, $40, q, Is and 81
Now $40, IS, 50. 60 and 80.
81 Sofa Cushions and Chair Seats,
We're IS, 81, and IS; now $5, &
and 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

Ed a h \
lrders at EOS |
(esoDmodalll
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

Gt. PAID
>nd nlnd
Ders, gun
stoves.
y iNNf)l
Poet I'll
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4 and mkt
) s'0re, dol
D ~ seilinl
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business o.
i, cres In
sale an,
3urc WI b,
4 GEO.
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IoN. - ALL
P,o'eialeAgeE
X. -
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10 Table Scarfs, Plush, Sateen and
Felt,
Were sl7, ia, els, eli, $40, -. 81
and o..
Now ~, %, q, 81, t5 and n.
q square Table Covers In Felt,
Were SIS, eii, e12. ti0. 20 and $40
y &i0, g., o., u and 81.
4 Maniel Draperies, in sateen and
Plush,
Were $50, tls, Sl4 and ti2;
Now SO, tS and %
Q Foot-rest and Clock pieces, Sateen
and Plush,
Were t6 20. &c aud 1850;
Now O., q and 81.
2Chair Stripes In Plush and Felt,
Were 81. 30 and ~ 90;
Now az. 90 and t4.00.
Lap Robe in Cloth,
reduced from Sl2 to U.s.
smyrna Rugs,
Down from GIG 10 no,
Smyrna Rugs,
Down from t13 TO o..
8 White Canvas Rugs. ready 20 fill +,
cross stitch work all over,
Down from 80 10 u and II.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

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L. fN1Tt
u lJirecto
iiend OF
sFt six nl
ktIlit}E u
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hiosrget's, q
pad Hooa ace
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D D-LAlllEs
|tnie help Ga
! NJ tho Win
Orange streo
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

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Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

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q 80 Tor
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
EDITION
Flowers Solicited.

The Joint COMMITTEES Of Smyth and
DuPont Posts viii DO ct the City Hall
on Monday morning, and all persons
having flowers to contribute will confer
. favor By bringing them there. OF
sending word whore they can be OBJ
toined and they will DO called for.
The parade will take place on Mon
day afternoon, and the line will be
formed ON French street right resting
on Fourth. II will move ct 3 O'Clock
In the following order:
Platoon Of police. First Regiment
Band, First Battalion, First Regiment,
d. N. c., smyth Post Guards, Smyth
Post, Watson Post OF New Castle, Biz
ney Post Of New Castle, Veteran Guard,
Grant Post. =.
Tho line OF march will be up Fourth
street to Market, to Ninth TO West, to
Delaware avenue, to the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument, counter march to the
Wilmipgto aud Brandywinc cemetery
After decorating the graves here and In
the adjoining Catholic cemetery, the pa
rade will reform and march in Delaware
avenue to Madison, Ito Eighth, to Wash
ington, to Second, to Market, to post
room and dismiss.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
New Voting Places.

II Is not generally known, except to
the initiated Democrats, that two Of the
election polls OF the Fifth ward were
changed by the late Legislature. By
reason Of the Lafayette Hotel having
been sold to the government for o post.
Office 1t was necessary to change the
polls for tho cast end Of the ward from
that locality. Accordingly the polls
have been removed to j. T. MERGERS
saloop, southwest corner Eighth and
Tatnall streets. No change WAS made
for the middle district, and the polls
still remain ut the saloon of Th0mas
MCCLELLAN, northeast corner Of Sixth and
Madison streets. The polls In the west.
ern district, for what reason is not
stated, have been removed from the old
city hospital building to saloon at
Ninth and DUPONT streets. The voters
OF the Fifth ward should bear these
changes in mind, and not be deceived
when they 20 to deposit their votes.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Hili on Tom Piatt's Letter.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 27.-Governor
Hill was interviewed to-day with refer.
ence to ex-senator Tom Platts letter, re-
ceived by hin this morning, and said: ~
cannot with propriety take any official
notice OF this letter. The Executive OF
the State cannot properly enter into any
bargain with . Commissioner Of Quar-
antine or any other official as to who
would be appointed his successor In the
event Of resignation. He knows very
well that could not enter into any nego
tiations with him, and his letter is only
part of q scheme to afford plausible pre-.
text for longer maintaining himself in
his office. If Mr.. Plat really intended to
resign 1t is singular that he did not
inform his Senators, who could have
confirmed Colonel Grant at once for full
term without any reflection upon any
body"
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Destructive storm in Maryland.

ELLIcoTT CITY, ND, May 27.-Tbe
Vicinity of Lisbon, in the upper portion
of Howard county, and adjacent sections
of Carroll county were visited by the
most severe rain and hail-storm yesterday
about 5 p. M, that has been witnessed in
that locality for many years. Considera'
BILE damage was done to the growing
crops of wheat aud rye, and much OF the
young corn was entirely destroyed. A
tobacco house on the farm of Mr.. Stephen
Gartrell, near Woodbine, Carroll county,
was struck by lightning during the storm
and burned, with It's contents.
A large bank barn belonging to Philip
VENT, at VENTS Post office, Myers dis
trict, wss also struck by lightning ant
burned to the ground last night.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
The Municipal COURT.

The cases before the Municipal Courl
this morning were generally Of q trivial
character.
William Cambridge, William Hsye,
and Peter Curry were each hned 81 and
costs.
Rose Kelley, though hailing from
Chester, was drunk all the same, and
WAS given lodging for the night. ThIt
morning she was remanded until II
O'Clock bsfore starting on her journey
home.
Wesley Jay, q colored boy, and Jas
mckinley, white boy. were arrested
for the larceny Of some bananas 81
Fourth street wharf. AS there were 0
large number of boys who broke into
barrels and stole bananas, pineapples
lemons snd other fruit, 1t Was difficult
to connect these boys with the case, and
the Mayor therefore discharged them
from custody.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

Splendid success attended the must.
cal and literary entertainment OF the
Hanover Sunday School Aid Society
last night In the Young Mems Demo.
cratic Club rooms, 1t Seventh and Mar.
ket streets The room was very beau
tifully decorated With flowers, re flectina
great credit upon the artistic taste OF
the com mittee in charge. The Grace
Church Orchestra furnished excellent
Instrumental music. The Rhoads' Quar-.
tet. composed OF the Misses Starr and
rheilmAn, Mayor Rhoads and Mr.,
Braunstein, rendered some very char m.
Ing vocal music, Is did also the Misses
Boothe and Miss Lilly Stayton. Reci.
t.tions were given by Miss Ida Boothe,
Miss Stayton, Mr.. Woodward, Mae
May Heath and Miss Edith Trump.
One of the best hits Of the evening was
Miss Heath's recitation Of Mark Twain's
Telephone.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

John M. Lege, proprietor Of the Del
marvin hotel. No. 724 Market street, died
yesterday afternoon after five weeks
struggle with the typhoid fever. Mr..
Leeg was born in 1889, and learned the
trade OF ship carpenter with W. & A.
Thatcher. He was on the police force Of
Mayors Simms, Whiteley and Almond,
and police Sergeant under the latter.
Before he went on the police force he was
carpenter on the government boat that
sunk on the Delaware opposite Port
Penn. He leaves wife but no children
His funeral will take place on Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock, interment In River
view Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
DIEts,

OARDW tho 76th inst, Katie H.,
wife OF Robert Uardweli, aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral from the resi-.
dence Of her husband, lol1 Lowering avenue,
on Sunday afternooo. Services at the house
at O'CLOCK. Inter mont at Mt. Salon Oeme-
terry.
Rest for her fevsred brain,
host for her throbbiRg eye,
These parched lips OF hers
RIO moro ehall moan or sigh.
Gone TO moot her loved ones.
Newark and Now Castle papers plea &c
copy.
'JONES-On the Goth inst, Elixa J. Jones,
aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dsrce OF her father. william Howell, near
st. Joseph's Unurch on Sunday at 8 p. m.
Intefment at Delaware Uity on Mcndsy on
the arrival CT the Train leaving here at $50
Ia. IN.
|LEGG.-On May 27, John M. Legg, In the
4Stc year OF his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family, also
Palestine Council, No. l, A. o, X. OF the M
a., and members Of tie Fame Hose Fire 20.
are invited to attend the funeral IRON his
lato residence, No. 7l3 Market street, On
Tuesday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. lntermen,
at Eiverviow Cemetery.
Quietly sleep, beloved one,
keet from thy pain, thy sorrow Ia done.
Rest It'll tho trumpet from the opening ekiel
Sid thee from dust unto glory arise.
''kest In peace"
Philadelphia pspers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28


= nendxsd coal minor, employed
~ 1un minee, near Pitsburg,
Yosest6ay for semt monthly
DGlp1ooosibed BY an act recently
~ - state Legislature" The
V6Eo closed.
~ ohroe weeks aao all the dock
~ he Kew York. Pennsylvania
&1o Railroad loading cars with
(>1n - Cleveland struck for an ad'
4r9 q - cents per day. "Stnce then
1 hAve resn dumping their car.
UG11 - oha dockB until now great
H1ns oe ore arc piled mp along the
C11 Iont. Three squads Of Italians
l1oGko - eAks the place Of the strikers
1Io Goon induced 10 90 away. 4ester
~ moRntng the men engaged In IN
- 1nR VeSSels were directed to take
- n5H6es or the strikers, and, on re-
4GC19n n do 70, they were discouraged.
eep1y 100 men are now IDLE on the
AIT = month ago the $50 employees
- ~ pipe mill Of the Reading Iron
1Eln - Reading Pa, nad tneil
UrnG snavauOed 5 per cent. Friday
41(IDtNG they were notified OF . reouo'
80 DGesing Of the coke syndicate IN
I1GorEnRa Friday. the demand OF the
0U8oEo q b1nst fufr aces for reonction
u - price Of ooke from " to Sl.oO wss
I'D. The syndicate announced
6GG3 - view Of tho etrike they wonio
- mHka atsduction. but rs soon As o
Go13omens xas affected with their Work
nnGn eho demand of tho furnAcemep
0o1l6 - given due oonstd GRAFTON.
xh6 trouble between the garment cut
NRrs end trimmefs belonging 70 tne
Knlnhsa ~ Labor and the Phtladeiph,a
Qlothtng Exchange was settled FRIDAY.
II wes esreeA to renew the agreement
Ando h Nay. 1886,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Dr, Kate q. BUSHNELL,

This distinguished lady, ard the
special associate OF Efi,s Frapces VIII.
lard, Will spend tomorrow In this city
and will speak on matters pefta lining
to the Temperance reformation ct the
Union M. Il. Church at z As O'Clock in
the evening. 1t 10 rather expected that
she will speak ST 81. Paul's Nj. E.
Church al O'Clock IN the afternoon,
but OF this announcements will be
made from the city pulpits in the morn
lug. DIR. Bushnell is said to DO very
fluent sud eloquent speaker, snd the
Women's Chris.irn Temperance Union
were fortunate In securing her services
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
A Valuable Mcdi1In,

As nm advertising medium the RE.
PUBLICAN has no equal IN Wilmington.
a gentleman few days spo Lost a valu-
able diamond pin, which he advertised
in the REPUBLICAN. In less than 80
hours no had tao pleasure OF having the
lost srticle oncs again in his possession.
A lady driving in Fourth street on last
Saturday afternoon had the misfortune
TO loss elk wrap. Sha sdvertised II
In Mondays Issue of the REPUBLICAN,
aud on Wednesday afternoon 1t was
brought to this office by two little girls.
We could give numerous other iustan ces
OF where the REPUBLICAN, has brought
the answer.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

quality blue Jersey c ! o til !,
beautifully braided In black,
and black and white, 5000.
As pretty a little Cream
flannel Sailor Suit, trimmed
lin cream braid, as any boy
need want; sizes 3 to 8 yrs.
is 90.
We send a man to meas
ure your furniture, and give
you estimate for linen slip
covers. Telephone or pos
tai.
Turkish Towels. I You'd
smile to see them wrapped
up; only about / Of the 1000
lot. l5c. from 2sc.
Madras for curtains, 3
styles. You may like them
or not +; yet they are worth
seeing, Sc. from 125c. A
few styles fancy Etimene,
15c. from 20.
Mattings, direct. You've
found the place; 12sc., 13c.,
I6c., zoe. Try to m a t C h
them elsewhere.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Runaway,

About II o'clock this forenoon the team
OF John +. Daily, grocer, 1895 Yves,
Fourth street, took fright on Market
street, and ran down to Seventh, where 1,
collided with wagon, doing some dam.
age. 1t then came in Seventh to King
and going down the latter collided with
John Laws team, breaking an axle; com
ing down farther II ran into A. D. Vande
ver's team and lost wheel, besides break.
ing an axle. There were several dozens
OF eggs In the wagon, which were very
badly broken up. The team was stopped
at Fourth and King. Everybody got out
of the way in hurry.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

H meeting Of the Asbury Mutual
Inpxovemens Society tonight Will oe
- = special mature, and will be IN hon9'
- 80 Nation and the Nation'e dead.
0nefh. Dupont and Grant Posts have
1nospEed Invitations 70 be present. The
0uotu1oeo will commence at quarter
6o1oso 8 O'Clock and will be held In the
tnndlfnxium of Asbury M u. chuicn'
HWeiSoe: prayer; reading Of scripture
3. 3. lGoi1ollen; music; addrest, d. D.
TSSSnSnn: readipa, The Sleepin g Senti.
ri aIss AlindA johnson; re.ding'
- Hlnck Horse and His ELDER: H.
Ix1ooln. Bnrry e. Heislsr; recitation
3 Pluribus Unum, Mahlon Hilles
1opefasaon, Joshua K. WOODWARD; reci
$500. The Batsle OF Eataw, james
1Gabowell; recita ior, Rchero hAl
B1l1an. ArtemRs BArtlette; doxoiogS
~ 6oneliction. The exercises Will b'
: SfHrnOeYsed With music
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
rukersl o. aensral Lsa1otte.

Tho funeral Of General Charles z.
LaAotte yesterday q afternoon ct I
O'Clock was OF thevmost imprcseivf
character. Amongst vhe large attend
ance Of friends were many OF his old
army comrades, who had been with
him through the smoke and Gre OF bat.
tie. A very large number OF the mem.
bers Of the bar WAS also present. The
religious services were conducted by
the Rev. 8. 8. Seward, Of New York
formerly pastor Of the Sweden boreiar
church OF shis city, and by j. b. Par
melee, the present pastor. The pail
bearers were Senator Gray, Jndg,
Wales, Anthony Higgins, Eaq.. Ed.
ward 9. Bradford. Esq =, q. r. Smith
Esq, and Austin Marin gton, Esq. In
torment was in the family lot In vii
mineton and Brandywine cemetery,